Go to the ‘how to apply’ section to find out more. Please read An applicant's guide to becoming a Registered Science Technician, which sets out all of the eligibility requirements, before applying.

The median annual salary among U.S. forensic science technicians was $59,150 as of May 2019, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Technician positions typically require a bachelor's ...

Evidence Technician, Crime Scene Analyst, Latent Print Examiner, Forensic Science Examiner, Forensic Specialist, Latent Fingerprint Examiner Forensic science technicians reconstruct crime scenes by ...

Laboratory Technician (Lab Tech), Laboratory Analyst (Lab Analyst ... including national research laboratories and government science agencies. Academia also employs technicians. Although the chemical ...

A forensic science technician requires at least a bachelor’s degree in biology, chemistry or forensic science, although job applicants with a master's degree may have the best opportunities in ...

The states and districts that pay Environmental Science and Protection Technicians the highest mean salary are District of Columbia ($76,520), Washington ($75,320), Connecticut ($70,460 ...

Clinical laboratory technicians are responsible for a number of tasks, including examining body fluids and cells and matching blood for transfusions. The job requires the use of sophisticated ...

Working in the Centre for Genomic Medicine supporting the PhD researchers in the use and implementation of genetics and genomics to understand the mechanisms of disease and improve disease prediction, ...

Teaching and working as a technician can be rewarding careers. But this is also a challenging time for these professions. Many school and college science departments are understaffed in terms of both ...